Arabs blamed for oil shortfall in national crisis
The piece traces oil shortages to the Oct embargo by nine Arab governments, estimating a 17 to 21 percent fall in U S crude imports and a loss of 3 to 4 million barrels daily. It links U S dependence on Middle East oil to rising consumption, limited domestic production, and explores policy and industry factors shaping the energy crisis.
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First Mideast Talks Fail to Forge Accord
Israel and Egypt remain far apart on separating armies along the Suez Canal with elections looming in Israel. In Geneva both sides warned of renewed fighting, as they agreed to meet again Friday while Egypt signals force to reclaim Sinai.
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Thieves Blow Safe at Pyle School Office
Indiana State police investigated a safe burglary at the Ernie Pyle School office in Dana. Authorities said a dynamite charge blew the safe door and contents were rifled as Vermillion County Sheriff Frank Turchi assisted the probe.
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